[StAnDeliver]

"The VA vaccinated me back in January and February. This makes sense to me. Vaccines are one of the true medical miracles I can’t imagine what life today would be like without the small pox, polio, tetanus and other vaccines, on thing is for sure though a lot of the old farts alive today would have been dead long ago without them...Refusing to be vaccinated because of one’s politics seems to me to be a IQ test in disguise..."

Here's an IQ test for you:

• Did the VA ask you if you had already had COVID?

• Did the VA tell you if you have had COVID, you possess a defense against COVID equal to or greater than that provided by the experimental therapies?

• Did the VA offer you COVID antibody testing by the ELISA or NAAT tests?

• And with those positive-for-COVID-antibodies ELISA or NAAT results, did the VA offer you a COVID-antibody passport equal to that one obtained by shooting experimental therapies into your arm?

[montanajoe]

Actually I’ve been been tested on a monthly basis since last summer...

[MarMema]

Its not equal to or greater. Never has been.

[WildHighlander57]

Excellent questions !

And I’m bookmarking this letter posted by US Navy Vet:

https://freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3979362/posts?page=44#44